Children's literature

The collection contains written material for one children's book by Agnes Szudek published under the pseudonym Mary McCaffrey.

The Anne McCaffrey collection contains written production materials for one juvenile fantasy title written by Anne McCaffrey.

Contains a corrected typescript and proof for a nonfiction juvenile title by Arthur C. Clarke.

Collection includes production material for two children's books written and illustrated by Barbara Hobbs.

The collection contains various posters collected by the department during the 20th century, including Book Week posters, international posters, art prints, and book advertising posters.

This collection consists of 20th century publisher catalogs for children's books.

Records reflect collection and administrative records during Karen Nelson Hoyle's tenure as the Children's Literature Research Collection curator.

Collection includes illustrative material for two books, a magazine story, and an untitled book.

The collection contains notes related to one children's book written by Evangeline Deverell.

The Fermin Rocker Collection contains illustrative material for one children's book illustrated by Rocker.

Franz Brandenberg papers contain written material related to two children's books by author Franz Brandenberg.

The Friso Henstra papers includes materials related to two children's books illustrated by Friso Henstra.

The Grace Haddon Richardson Collection contains written production material for two titles published between 1965 and 1966, including corrected typescripts and proofs.

Papers in this collection consist of typescripts for stories that are mostly unverified as being published.

Collection contains a typescript for one children's title by Ian Wolfram Cornwall.

The James Riordan Papers contain research material and notes related to Riordan's research on Russian folklore.

Joice Nankivell's papers focus on her work as an author of children's books. The collection contains production material for two children's books published in 1954 and 1959.

The collection contains correspondence, typescripts, and related material for several titles written and/or illustrated by Joseph Domjan.

The Kate Weil Kolchin Collection contains material related to author Norma Klein and her mother, Sadie Klein. The collection also contains material related to puzzle books published by Rosetta Goldsmith and Kate Kolchin's mother, Sylvia Loeb Weil.

This collection contains production material for the book Whitepaws, a Coyote-Dog.

The collection contains a corrected proof for one children's book written by Nancy Burns Brelis.

The collection contains a corrected typescript for one children's novel by Nigel Gray.

Contains one item related to the printing of a 1966 edition of one book by Padraic Colum.

Rafaello Busoni's papers focus on his work as an illustrator of children's books. The collection contains production material for twenty-five titles published between 1942 and 1959.

The Rebecca Hourwich Reyher Papers contains written production material for one title, My Mother is the Most Beautiful Woman in The World, including typescripts, correspondence, clippings, reviews, and legal documents regarding a copyright infringement lawsuit.

The Schoschana Rabinovici Papers contains a typescript in Hebrew for a memoir later published in German and English.

The Shirley Climo Papers contain materials related to one children's book written by Climo and illustrated by Ruth Heller.

The collection contains illustrative and written materials for works illustrated and/or written by Stephani and Edward Godwin.

The collection contains illustrative material for a children's book by Susan R. Nevil.

The collection contains ink illustrations and studies, watercolors, and a tempera illustration for eight children's books created by Tomi Ungerer.